Lagardère Paris Racing

Centre disciplines

Tennis Wheelchair tennis

Description

Located in the heart of the Bois de Boulogne, the Lagardère Paris Racing Club is one of the most prestigious sports clubs in Paris and counts among its members many champions such as Richard Gasquet and Kristina Mladenovic. It is located less than 3 km (2 miles/10 minutes) from Roland-Garros, where the Paris 2024 tennis and wheelchair tennis matches will take place. Lagardère Paris Racing offers a secure environment (perimeter wall, CCTV and security team), and all facilities are accessible to people with disabilities. Its facilities cover nearly 7 hectares and are essentially dedicated to three main activities: tennis, swimming and fitness. The 44 tennis courts, 14 of which are natural red clay and 8 artificial clay, are regularly renovated and are maintained daily by a dedicated team. Our facilities also include: - 2 swimming pools, one of which is an Olympic-size pool open all year round, with a view of the Eiffel Tower, - a 540 m2 fitness area, equipped with high-performance Technogym cardio training and fitness machines, - 3 padel courts, a boxing ring, a soccer field, a volleyball court, a multi-sports field, ping-pong tables and a natural grass athletics track, - recovery and relaxation areas: solarium, hammam, sauna, massage and osteopathy area, TV lounge, as well as various work areas and meeting rooms (high-speed wifi connection, screens with overhead projector).

Special features

The facilities include 3 catering areas: a sit-down restaurant, a self-service restaurant, and a poolside area. They all offer quality cuisine made with fresh products and have outdoor terraces.

In the Club-House, a sports equipment store with a racquet stringing service is open 7 days a week.

Lagardère Paris Racing is committed to a strong environmental approach, with particular attention to pollution and waste reduction and energy consumption control. The site is ISO 14001 certified.

For more information, please visit our website at www.lagardereparisracing.com or watch our presentation video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YiSkj46CD-g

Known for

• 1888: The first French athletics championships are held on the running track.
• 1900: The athletics competitions of the first Olympic Games organized in France take place on the running track in July 1900.
• 1969: For the first time in the world, a 1000 times 100 meters relay is organized. The performance is achieved only by members of the Club, in the record time of 25 H. 58’21”.
• Since 2022: Organization of the Lagardère Trophy, an international WTA 125 tournament. The first edition brought together 50 players of 18 nationalities and 25 umpires and officials.
• For decades, players participating in the French Open have been training on our red clay courts before the tournament.

Optional extras

Meeting room Internet access Secure storage area International airport nearby Hospital nearby Relaxation room Physiotherapy room Weights room Film screening room Sauna Personal security service